Pinot is Missing in Cumming, GA

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Lost Male Bird last seen Tribble Gap Road, Cumming, GA 30040

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Status

LOST

Date Last Seen

October 20, 2026

Location Last Seen

Cumming, GA 30040

Nearest Landmark

Tribble Gap Road

Name

Pinot

Sex

Male

PawBoost ID

73535876

Species

Bird

Description

Blue

Message from Owner

My mother-in-law’s beloved pet bird, Pinot, flew away on October 20 near Dr. Dunn Road and Tribble Gap Road in Cumming, GA. He is very friendly, loves people, and may even land on your shoulder. He has always lived indoors and may be scared, hungry, and looking for shelter. My mother-in-law is heartbroken. 💔 Please check your trees, yards, and porches. If spotted, please contact us immediately! Please share and help bring Pinot home! 🙏❤️

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Mary M.

3 days ago

Shared 🙏 🙏 🙏

Leah J.

3 days ago

Why are so many birds escaping or leaving there homes this makes 6 in less than a week I know of.

Donna T.

3 days ago

Just across the County line in Hall, shared!

Pamela H.

4 days ago

Please spread a white sheet in the yard. Place the cage, toys and seed and water in the center of the sheet. It’s called the bullseye method. Play bird calls and songs from YouTube. Often they are inexperienced flyers and go straight up. They don’t recognize anything and don’t know where to go. They often stay near playgrounds if there is a school near you. So sorry. Please share this on the Nextdoor app

Lauren E.

4 days ago

Kim Gayneaux Allen with a parrotlet it makes 0 difference because their wings are so small and they’re so light and tiny. I’ve had a few. Clipping is an older husbandry and outdated standard, and is bad for their overall health. But for this little guy, 0 difference genuinely would have been made.

Annette H.

4 days ago

Please reach out to Papayago Rescue House, Inc. they may be able to with ideas for rescue or may have been notified.

Kim G.

4 days ago

I pray she gets her baby back. I know they say not to clip their wings but for this reason sometimes it’s best.

Nancy H.

4 days ago

Parakeet owner here. Exit 16. Will definitely keep a lookout. 💔